Physics Practice Questions

Physical quantities which require magnitude, as well as direction, are classed as scalar quantities.

A scalar quantity only requires a magnitude and a unit to present complete information.

The starting and the ending points of a vector can be denoted by only some letters.

To represent the magnitude of a certain physical quantity by a vector, the length of the vector can be chosen arbitrarily.

Weight is a scalar quantity.

The physical quantity which only requires a magnitude, and a unit to present full information, is termed as (a)   quantity.

What is the extra component a vector quantity has which a scalar quantity does not?

What does the word vector mean in Latin?

What is the starting point of the vector termed as?

Which physical quantity, out of distance and displacement, is a vector quantity?